Bob uses AI instead of doing his homework on his own. His grades are good, but he is learning almost nothing. What should his parents do ?, Emma spends almost all her free time talking to an AI chatbot and rarely meets her friends anymore. What should she do ?, Jack receives a video of his friend saying something terrible online. His friend says the video is a deepfake. How can Jack find out the truth ?, Sophie uses the same password for all her accounts because it is easier to remember. One of her accounts gets hacked. What should she do now ?, Tom's 12-year-old son wants his own smartphone because all his classmates have one. Tom thinks he is too young. What should Tom do ?, Susan asks AI for medical advice and decides not to visit a doctor because the AI says her problem is probably not serious. What should she do ?, Mark spends six or seven hours a day scrolling through social media. He wants to stop but always picks up his phone automatically. How can he change this habit ?, Sarah's grandmother believes almost everything she sees on the Internet and often shares fake news with the family. How should Sarah deal with the situation ?, Olivia's 10-year-old daughter accidentally spends $300 in a mobile game. What should Olivia do, and how can she prevent it from happening again?, Mike's parents don't understand technology very well, and they keep getting suspicious messages and calls from scammers. How can Mike help protect them ?

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